Quote:1. The waiting period is long enough.

2. The background check already includes checking health records (as far as I know).

3. This would make it very difficult to enforce. As an example, when my grandfather passed away I got his gun collection. For what it's worth, included in that collection are a lot of "vintage" firearms that I'll probably never use, but do display.

4. There are already negligence laws on the books.


Limiting the number and/or types of weapons is not an option. Again, you are targeting innocent individuals, the vast majority of them legal and law abiding citizens. I personally happen to own a pretty good sized gun collection, and I have ammunition for a lot of them.


You also want to cuff and limit capabilities of law enforcement, and I disagree with that as well.


Banning concealed carry is not really a good idea. What you are doing is placing law abiding citizens in harm's way. I get your point, but being "open carry" would take us back to the days of the "wild west" that so many "anti gun" people bring up. Open carry works in more rural areas, but it certainly wouldn't work in a place like Washington DC or New York City.